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Black Friday Trivia

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  • The term Black Friday originated in what U.S. city?
    Philadelphia
  • What is Black Friday called in Mexico?
    "El Buen Fin"
  • Who are the biggest spenders on Black Friday?
    According to The Washington Post, the biggest spenders are Millennials (those born between 1977 and 1995).
  • What did some merchants try to rename Black Friday?
    Big Friday
  • What percent of Americans shop on Black Friday?
    70%
    90%
    60%
    45%
  • What is the Monday after Black Friday called?
    Cyber Monday
  • Why is Black Friday "black"?
    Because retailers make a profit, their numbers go from red to black
  • What was the first department store to advertise a post-Thanksgiving sale?
    Macy's
  • What percent of Black Friday shoppers later regret their purchases?
    68%
    52%
    44%
    18%
  • What year did Black Friday become the busiest shopping day of the year?
    Black Friday has routinely been the busiest shopping day of the year in the United States since 2005.
  • What time does in-store foot traffic peak on Black Friday?
    4pm
  • Black Friday begins the day after which holiday?
    Thanksgiving
  • How much does the average Black Friday shopper spend?
    $520
  • Which U.S. state spends the most money per shopper on Black Friday?
    Wisconsin
  • How many countries besides the U.S. have some form of Black Friday?
    45
    130
    20
    10
  • Which retailer is the most dangerous place to shop on Black Friday?
    Walmart
  • Which items are discounted the least on Black Friday?
    Furniture
  • What year did retailers first open at midnight for Black Friday?
    In 2011, several retailers (including Target, Kohl's, Macy's, Best Buy, and Bealls) opened at midnight for the first time.
  • What is the going rate for hiring someone to wait in line for you on Black Friday?
    $175 an hour
    $60 an hour
    $50 an hour
    $35 an hour